By Years: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The discourse is largely combative, critical, and insistent, particularly when addressing government actions and demographic issues. It employs strong language, such as "catastrophe," "stupidity," and "megalomania." While maintaining formality in procedural matters, political attacks utilize repetitive phrases ("not a single syllable") and rhetorical questions to maximize emotional impact. It repeatedly stresses that the government distrusts both parliament and experts, thereby constructing a narrative of opposition.

The speaker's style is predominantly confrontational, critical, and forceful, frequently employing strong emotional language such as "brutal cuts," "stupidity squared," and "a tax war against their own citizens." They consistently appeal to the principles of legal certainty, justice, and national dignity. Accusations of hypocrisy ("pharisaism") and political gamesmanship are frequent, particularly in the context of procedural disputes.